Holmes High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Covington, KY)

Page 22 text:

Top: The Senior Choir, FIRST ROW: Debbie Tucker, Judy Lake, Becky Slenger, Shannon Knoerl, BeHy Biggs, Director Mr. John Maloney, Tom Shay, Gary Northcutl, Ernie Siavey, Tammy Keene, Debbie Chipps, Connie Cecil, and Terry Mason. SECOND ROW: Yvon Smith, Tammy Race, Lisa Buck, George Starks, Jake Rausch, Kevin Jackson, Arnold Blanton, Robin Rich, Wanda Thornberry, Donna Pence, Judy Yelton, and Cheryl Baldridge. THIRD ROW: Patricia Shanks, Pat Arnold, Ruth Hart, Barb Carroll, Jim Cobb, Brad Townsend, Mark Forte, Cindy Forrest, Valerie Riffle, Joyce Ficke, Lisa Childress, and Donna Bairdx FOURTH ROW: Pam Barnett, Charlotte, Henn, Roxanne Conner, Donna Pence, Bruce Slavey, Tim Daniel, Lonnie Laws, Greg Barnett, Bryant Jefferson, Tammy Mason, Connie Kriedler, Debbie Fields, and Delonda Hickman. Bottom: The Ensemble. FIRST ROW: Debbie Tucker, Judy Lake, Shannon Knoerl, Becky Stenger, Tammy Keene, Debbie Chipps, Connie Cecil, Terry Mason, and Director Mr. John Maloney. SECOND ROW: Tammy Race, Lisa Buck, George Starks, Jake Rausch, Kevin Jackson, Tom Shay, Valerie Riffle, Joyce Ficke, and Cheryl Baldridge. THIRD ROW: Ruth Hart, Barb Carroll, Jim Cobb, Brad Townsend, Mark Forte, Cindy Forrest, and Judy Yelton. FOURTH ROW: Roxanne Conner, Bruce Slavey, Tim Daniel, Lonnie Laws, Greg Barnett, and Donna Baird. Page 19. Top: The Chamber Singers. FIRST ROW: Director Mr. John Mabney, Kevin Jackson, Jake Rausch, Debbie Chipps, and Connie Cecil. SECOND ROW: Debbie Tucker, Becky Slenger, George Starks, Brad Townsend, Shannon Knoerl, and Terry Mason. THIRD ROW: Judy Lake, Lisa Buck Jim Cobb, Greg Barnett, Donna Baird, and Judy YeJton. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Race, Tim Daniel, Lonnie Laws, and Tammy Keene. Bottom: The 9th Grade Choir. FIRST ROW: Charlene Tomlinson, Trina Lawson, Candy Hunter, Donna Reardon, Kerri Sears, Eddie Crawford, Tim Robinson, Kim Fannin, Kelley Wigglesworth, Kim Mayberry, Tricia Howard, Patti Tumer, and Director Miss Marcia Williams. SECOND ROW: Jami Smart, Michelle Warnke, Joy Neal, Stephanie White, Karen Vandergriff, Lonnie Scroggins, Randy Sipple, Gary Couch, Carol Pennington, Melissa Macke, Dorothy Davis, Debbie Hoskins, and Janice Josey. THIRD ROW: Jean Robinson, Dorian Whalen, Anita Plummet, Roberta Cain, Roger McEii'resh, Dave Lake, Bobby Smith, Tennie Cooper, Brenda Ball, Kim HLIntn1an,Janice Handy, and Theresa Huddleston,

Page 21 text:

Leadership begins with book knowledge. Before one becomes a good leader, he must have an understanding of what he must deal with. Only then can he continue learning leadership through experience. Academics give the students the fundamentals they need to be fine leaders. ell? jewemw

Page 23 text:

Mr. John Maloney, the choir director, is very intelligent in the field of music. He has had a career with the Opera Theater of Rochester lN.Y.l and has performed with many big names such as Leonard Bernstein. He came here 2 years ago and started a fine choir. The people in choir are leaders in their own way? states Mr. Maloney, They are active in many things. Activity is the first step in becoming a leader? The Choir has to be responsible for their actions; they must know what they have to do and they do it. No one student leads the Choir. It is all done 3y working together, by team work. This factor was made our Choir one of the leading groups in the area. Even though they have much to learn, 6mm hmms hmmnn 19 they are one of the up and coming groups in the area. The choir is a very large group. Seventy-eight students make up the regular choir, 35 are in ensemble and there are 18 Chamber singers. Superior ratings have been won everywhere appearances have been made. Five of the members, Tammy Race, George Starks, Debbie Tucker, Judy Lake, and Becky Stenger, made All-State Choir, a great honor. Mr. Maloney would like to thank the administration for being receptive to requests, supportive for time off from school, giving extra money for music, and especially for being cooperative.